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1340 Wrecked-greatest have of teat w. . 519 4 like a w. argosy 80 8 Wrecks-of matter, crush of worlds.388 4 of play behold 307 2 rising on its w 344 JO vomitestthy w 799 26 Wren-better musician than w — 558 16 robin-red-breaet and w 676 7 under way for little Mr. W.. . . 73 16 with little quill 790 20 see also Wren p. 921 Wrens-make prey 916 14 not be eagles, w. be w 209 11 Wrestle-against Sleep 721 6 Wrestled-God w. with him 180 % Wrestler-wine is a cunning w 876 13 Wrestles-he that w. with ua 364 8 Wretch-concentred all in Belf 696 21 condemned with life to part. . .376 4 Death's factor sure 71 6 laud the w. in order 267 16 leaves the w. to weep 302 5 letters for some w.'s aid 618 8 light-hearted w 617 9 live like a w. and die rich 517 12 meanest w. they scorn 73 6 miser, base ignoble w 517 20 poorest w. in life 496 6 treat a poor w. with 484 23 vengeance on the w 672 12 Wretched-*before evening 290 20 drives the w. to prayer 627 20 hasten to hear 518 10 he was w. even as we 229 10 how w. the minds of men 514 22 I can not be w 668 13 in his conception w 441 6 is the dame to whom the sound 869 26 life, long to the w 453 23 love to think of thee 178 17 man's w. state 492 16 ne'er be w. for his mind 516 4 never scoff at the w 518 4 only w. are the wise 386 8 prudence forsakes the w. 646 10 the w. he forsakes 721 15 to relieve the w 836 15 we give to the w. 595 27 woe to my w. self 377 29 Wretchedness-estate of w 627 11 red waves of w. swell 398 22 Wretches-feel what w. feel 503 25 hang that jurymen may dine. .410 17 to w. such as 1 442 10 Wring-under load of sorrow 584 12 Wrmkle-of a smile 735 24 on fair Venus' brow 403 17 stamps the w. deeper 13 7 time writes no w 566 8 ^ with the first w 888 21 Wrinkled-like my own 15 4 smoothed his w. front 856 27 with care 532 2 Wrinkles-despite of w. 924 7 leave out scars and w 576 10 let old w. come 512 3 no piety delays the w. 795 5 smiles that make w. .. 518 1 the d-d democrats won't flatter. 188 6 thick rows of w 779 14 try to conceal your w 15 8 Wrist-falling down to your w 348 4 trinket at my w 917 2 Wrifc-as proofs of holy w 404 13 by Stanhope's pencil w 516 23 deeds shall be in water w 184 23 holy saw of sacred w 368 20 in the climate of heaven 426 11 name was w. in water. . . 232 1, 542 11 nature w. with lusty wit 545 14 one w. with me in sour 519 13 stol'n out of holy w 833 19 that was ever w. in brass 701 7 words w. in waters 903 3 Write-and read comes by nature. 218 1 anything, w. news 407 6 anything worthy of being 49 10 cease to w. and learn to think. . 50 20 confined by physic 51 10 could not w. all my love 317 9 could w. and cipher too 435 22 dare to w. as funny as I can. . .381 16 devise wit, w. pon 60 24 difficult not to w. satire 690 7 does he but w. a bill 503 16 empty praise of wit to w. 286 23 for Antiquity 49 19 force them to w 47 21 for it, fight for it 662 12 for this men w., speak 256 13 Garth did not w. his own 599 16 hand wherewith I w. 416 22 he can w., read 217 23 he does not w. whose verses. . . 607 17 injuries in dust 493 24 in water's not to w 258 23 it before them in a table. . 78 14 itindust 186 6 it in marble 186 6 lived to w 50 22 look in thy heart and w. . .49 24, 51 1 man may w. at any time 49 16 never w. anything wise 876 8 no man can w. anything 48 19 not allowed to w 50 10 not to w. in vain 258 23 provoke the skew'r to w 50 19 sit down tow 60818 the beauty of your eyes 249 27 the characters in dust 894 8 their wrongs in marble 565 13 the vision and make it plain. . .657 11 they who w. ill. . 150 18 things they w. or speak 436 13 though an angel should w 633 23 thoughts that shall glad 50 1 thou w. with a goose-pen 593 1 till your ink be dry 50 25 to the mind and heart 47 13 to w. much, to w. rapidly 49 20 upon all is an author's 50 9 virtues we w. in water 493 23 want to read a book I w. one. . 48 15 when the Angel says, "W!" . .607 10 who can w. so fast as men 51 12 who durst not w 150 18 wisely w. 592 7 woman's oaths in water 564 6 would w. and can't 151 6 you w. with ease to enow 593 2 you yourself w. nothing 228 5 Writer-does the most 48 5 informed of a w.'s genius 654 8 like a priest be exempted 48 21 one w. excels at a plan 48 26 pen of a ready w 808 23 regard the w.'s end 151 15 smells of that w. Ovid 702 1 Writers-against religion 661 18 cannot them digest 150 23 drown in ink what w. think. . . 592 7 have become so original 653 29 he that readeth good w 599 4 ill w. usually sharpest censors. . 150 17 xniscellanists most popular w. . .408 3 none of our political w. take. . . 408 4 of an abler sort 656 22 souls of all the w 440 3 when they act in a body 47 19 Writes-because bis father 51 10 but w. in dust 441 6 God w. the words 455 6 jack w. severe lampoons 50 6 one who w. amiss 151 11 our whole history 801 16 the Moving Finger w. 264 1 thinks he w. divinely 47 16 think that what he w 48 19 to make his barrenness 608 4 who w. for praise 625 4 who w. himself Armigero 310 18 Writesfr-what w. thou? 839 14 Writhed-not at passed joy 409 16 Writhing-reeling and w 216 21 Writing-an art of w 43 13 bear the toil of w 49 9 capable of original w 599 3 comes by the grace of God 48 18 easy w.'s hard reading 593 2 for your w. and reading 436 17 I mean of w. well 49 9 maketh an exaot man 435 1 masterpiece is w. well 50 26 no Talent at w 47 17 quick hand in w 592 19 some for w. verses 603 16 souroe of good w 49 6 their own reproach 350 7 true ease in w. 50 14 want of skill appear in w 50 12 Writings-by w. know Agamemnon. 50 11 comprehension of his w 49 21 misquote from w. of others 654 19 publishing of his own w 649 12 steal from the w. of others 599 3 survive the years 50 11 that convict you of theft 599 7 their w. are thoughts 599 14 Written-above that which is w.. .829 19 all across the trees 52 6 black as the HaTT^ i n g drops. . .412 l by God's fingers 440 14 give me six lines w. by hand. . .592 20 griefs w. on our brow 342 21 I might have w. that song 762 4 in water 407 16 it is W., it is true 408 17 nature had w., Gentleman 310 11 never w. a word 49 2 no book ever w. down 667 11 not stand w. in them 657 7 on air or water 466 24 on the wall of brass 842 3 out of reputation 667 8 sonnets all his life 676 12 strange defeatures 343 6 that my words were now w. .. . 78 15 thy Father has w. for thee 545 21 whatever hath been w. 49 23 with a sunbeam 766 2 Wrong-abolition of the w 724 7 always in the w 99 4 ' always to advise her w 896 6 answering one foul w 414 25 because of weakness 58 3 both are w 236 24,924 9 both in the w 236 21,921 8 by going w. all things 95 5 catch hawk or kite who do us w.356 1 conduct appear right 183 25 cradled into poetry by w. 608 13 dally with w. that does 788 1 deathless beauty take no w 744 19 despite thy w. 799 15 done her is righted .835 17 do w. to none. 646 17 endless crusade against w 854 12 endless labor to be w. 603 7 engaged in opposing w. 99 23 every one is w 236 26 everything goes dead w. 722 18 feel I must be w. 43 6 find herein aw. 81 16 find out that he is w. 898 2 forever on the throne 820 16 for every social w 724 7 go to the right you are w. 674 17 his argument w 42 7 his can't be w. whose life 255 10 his faith might be w 443 10 hold the memory of a w 288 13 if I am w., O teach my heart. .627 15 inducement to do w. 375 18 inflicts no sense of w. 617 16 king can do no w. 683 5 law can bar no w 433 17 left unredressed 58217 man who is invariably w 913 16 multitude always in the w 647 16 my country right or w. 585 3 once are in the w. 237 7 one idea and that a w. one 788 18 on w. swift vengeance 672 6 oppressor's w. 763 16 others may right the w. 762 8 other than the w 544 13 reasons are sure to be w 411 23 right divine to govern w. 334 5 right the w 489 14 rises early to do w. 555 17 seen the day of w 196 3 she never did w 23219 side of thirty. : 17 12 silente man still suffers w. 709 16 sorrow tracketh w 734 18 split the marble walls of w. 430 9 stand and suffer w. 563 8 tenets might be w 254 17 that needs resistance 326 14 that no one suffer w 413 20 they smile still more 779 4 to do thee w 694 16